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Neat idea, elegantly executed. Exceeds the design standards typical of Android apps. I've never liked Android's implementation of home/app screens (widgets + s
by sscalia 13y ago
Neat idea, elegantly executed. Exceeds the design standards typical of Android apps.
I've never liked Android's implementation of home/app screens (widgets + some apps, tap to reveal all your apps).
I guess if you want a lot of clocks, Android is great.
This adds another app/button layer...
- what_ever 13y agoHah, widgets is the feature which makes Android great for me. I don't need to open each and every app every time to see the state and I can see multiple things right on my homescreen at the same time. It's so much more than "lot of clocks". In fact lock screen widgets are even better since I don't even have to unlock my phone to see widgets and updates. I suppose the app drawer concept is the same between iOS and Android and I get an option - (which is important) if you don't like having multiple homescreens, you can just disable it. I can arrange all work related apps and widgets on left homescreen, all personal on the right. And all the other apps remain in the drawer. On iOS, I don't get this option.